Maytag MDE 9701 User's Manual
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1. Thermistor fault Call service F4 Thermal protection Not fitted to all machines Clean the filter and the condenser FS Sensor fault Fault in the moisture sensor This fault message can also be displayed if you are already operating with dry clothes or an empty machine The message should disappear if you open the door If not call service NORMAL INDIC ATIONS ON THE DISPLAY Display shows Explanation 00 No programme selected eh One or two digits followed by an h Delayed start is selected and the programme has started The dis play shows the number of hours remaining until the programme starts 2 35 iB own indicate that a programme is running me time remaining in hours and minutes One digit and one H followed by two digits or 1 2 digits on their The display indicates in steps of 5 minutes the length of the program End Programme complete Take out the washing Programme in the cooling sequence Wait until the programme ends zal r3 r1 When the Anti crease option is activated the drum will rotate every minute This text appears in the dis play during this period You can interrupt the at any time by opening the door Themain power switch must beturned off in order to reset the fault message 21 22 This page has been left blank for technical printing reasons 2 THEN GLINFCRVAIION TECHNIC2. 3XOHLLFENSSAEIY GENERAL D o not allow children to play with the tumble dryer T he tumble dryer is fitted with a magnetic catch which allows the door to be opened from the inside T he door is equipped with a switch which automatically tops thetumble dryer when the door is opened The machine will not start automatically on closing the door eg if a child should close the door from the inside CHILD LOCK ON BUTTON You can prevent a child from starting the tum bledryer by mistake You can do this by locking the se button as follows Child lock On Off Set the programme selector knob to the posi tion in which it points directly upwards Turn off the main power switch and then turn it on again so that the machine is in stand by mode Press the gt button five times and then pressthe button five times T hese ten pres ses must be completed within 15 seconds Within three seconds after pressing the button for the last time you must then use the button to select C hild lock the figure 3 appears in the display or Off the figure 0 appears in the display Start a programme with the button locked To start the machine you must hold the Ger button down for three seconds FLUFF FILTER HO LDER FAN BEHIND THE LOWER COVER DATA PLATE CONDENSATION WATER CONTAINER CONDENSER BEHIND
3. 8 14 Tumble dry 8 14 Wool 7 Z Zip fasteners 7 21 Art No 80 800 41 Rev 01 Theright to make changes is reserved Printed on environment friendly paper
4. Some fabrics are sensitive to tumble drying Check the Recommended washing marking on the items concerned and study Chapter 7 Be fore tumble drying NOTE W hen you start the tumble dryer the first time or after a long period when it has not been in use you may hear alight rumbling noise T hisis quite normal and the sound will disappear after afew drying operations For brief operating instructions see Chapter 14 Q uick guide 2SAEIYINSIRLUICNS A GENERAL e Study and save this U se and Care Guide for future reference e Electrical installation if required must be carried out by an authorized electrician e The machine may only be used for tumble drying in accordance with this U se and Care Guide e Repairs and maintenance which affect safety or performance must be carried out by an aut horized specialist Damaged mains cables must only be repla ced by an authorised professional Sufficient ventilation is required to prevent smoke from open fires or fumes from equip ment burning other fuels being sucked into the room INSTALLATION Seethe accompanying installation instructions SAFETY Thismachinemay not be used for drying fabrics that have been dry cleaned at home or which can be suspected of containing residues of flam mable fluids The tumble dryer is fitted with an overhea ting protection device which switches the mach ine off in the event of excessive temperature A float valve switche
5. AL DATA H eight W idth D epth Weight D rum volume M ax drying capacity Speed Rated power M aterial C ylinder and water container M aterial O uter cover Positioning Drain STANDARD TESTS Europe D rying performance Energy declaration Procedure for acoustic measurement 850 mm 595 mm 585 mm 47 kg 111 litre 6 0 kg 52 r min See data plate Stainless steel H ot galvanized powder lacquered steel or stainless steel Washing tower or free standing 2 0 polypropylene hose EN 61 121 95 13 EEC Programme 3 N ormal dry 6 0 kg cotton temperature N ormal EN 61 121 95 13 EEC Programme 3 N ormal dry 6 0 kg cotton temperature N ormal IEC 704 2 6 23 24 This page has been left blank for technical printing reasons 3SRMCEANDG PRANITE SERVICE Before calling for service check to see whether For guarantee details see the guarantee card thefaultsis dueto something that you can put right yourself See chapter 11 Trouble shoo ting If you do require service telephone your lo cal MAYTAG retailer or the MAYTAG repre sentative for your country See guarantee card for address and telephone number BEFORE CONTACTING THE SERVICE DEPARTMENT BeforecontactingtheServiceD epartment make Model designation a note of the model designation type designa tion and serial number T he model designation is on the panel The type designation and the serial nu
6. D next to the button indicates that the programme has been inter rupted Changing the programme selector knob after starting will not affect the programme Putting in or taking out washing If you wish to put in or take out washing after you have started the machine openingthe door will cause the machine to stop automatically Put in more washing close the door and press the san button T he programme will restart automatically from the point at which it was interrupted DRYING PROGRAMME ENDED The text Fy ef in the display indicates that the programme has ended If the Anti crease option isselected the drum will rotate every minute for a certain period after cooling The text is indicated in the display during this period T he programme will stop as soon as the door is opened Clean the lint filter after each tumble drying operation Drain the condensation water container WARNING If the lint filter becomes completely clogged this may cause the overheating protection to trip The filter must then be cleaned and the overheating protection must be reset before res tarting the machine see Chapter 11 Trouble shooting Cleaning the lint filter 1 Grasp thefilter handleand pull it towards you 2 Pull the filter up out of the holder 3 0 thefilter and y brush away any lin with your hand 4 Fold the filter to V gether and replace it in Em the filter holder The filter may r
7. THE LOWER COVER PANEL LIN T FILTER j OUTER DOOR 5 PANEL W Timed dry s Extra dry Dry Air futt 1 6 7 1 INDICATOR LAMP ON OFF 5 START BUTTON WITH LED TO IN DICATE 2 MAIN POWER SWITCH STARTED PROGRAMME 3 PROGRAMME SELECTOR KNOB 6 SETTING AND OPTION BUTTONS THE PROGRAMMES ARE DESCRIBED IN 7 STOP BUTTON WITH LED TO INDICATE CHAPTER 7 BEFORE TUMBLE DRYING THAT THE PRO GRAM IS COMPLETED 4 DISPLAY 1 TIME ADJUSTMENT BUTTON FOR TIMED DRY AND AIR FLUFF PROGRAMME 2 ANTI CREASE PROGRAMME BUTTON 3 DELAYED START BUTTON amp 4 LOW TEMPERATURE BUTTON e on jc MN o B V 5 BUZZER BUTTON OQ 6 QUICK COOLING BUTTON The LEDs indicate that the associated choice has been activated 7 BEFORE TUVB_ECRYING Before you start tumble drying here is some advice that can be useful SPIN DRIED Items that are to be tumble dried should first bespin dried preferably at 800 revs per minute or more Better spin drying saves both energy and drying time RECOMMENDED WASHING MARKING Material suitable for tumble drying The symbol above indicates that the material can be tumble dried Co
8. Use amp Care Guide Tumble Dryer MAYTAG MDE 9701 MDE 9801 AW MAYTAG CONTENTS READ FIRST Page CARE Page 1 Before tumble drying for the first time 3 2 Safety instructions 4 General Installation Safety Interrupting a programme Transport W inter storage Packing materials D isposal 3 Child safety 5 General Child lock on Start button 4 Parts of the tumble dryer 5 Panel 6 Option buttons INSTALLATION See Installation Instructions TUMBLE DRYING 7 Before tumble drying 8 10 Spin dried Recommended washing mar king Sorting fabrics programmes O ptions Temperature Drying time 8 Tumble dry 11 14 Tumble dry step by step 9 Consumption values 15 10 Care and cleaning 16 18 Cleaning the lint filter Draining the con densation water container Cleaning the outside of the machine Cleaning the fan Cleaning the condenser PROBLEMS 11 Trouble shooting 20 21 M achine will not start Overheating pro tection D rying takes too long Fault indi cation on the display N ormal indications on the display MISCELLANEOUS 12 Technical information 23 Technical data Standard tests 13 Service and guarantee 25 14 Quick guide 26 15 Index 27 1 BEFORE TUVELEDRYINGTHERRST TIVE READ THE OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Please read through this Use and Care Guide before attempting to use the machine particu larly Chapter 2 Safety instructions and 3 Children s safety DO NOT TUMBLE DRY
9. cale Dry the filter thoroughly with a hand towel EMPTYING THE CONDENSATION WATER CONTAI NER Empty the condensation water container after each tumble drying Pull out the condensation water container empty the water and put the container back If the condensation water container beco mes too full the programme will beinterrupted and F will appear in the display Empty the container and press the button and the programme will continue from where it wasin terrupted see also Chapter 11 Trouble shoo ting NOTE D o not pull out the condensation water contai ner whilethe machineis running CLEANING THE OUTSIDE OF THE MACHINE Usea mild detergent to clean the outside of the machine D o not use any solvents they can da mage the machine D o not spray the machine with water NOTE Do not allow dust to accumulate round the machine Keep clean and cool around the tum ble dryer D ust heat and moisture prolong the drying time CLEANING THE FAN T hefan should be cleaned at least once a year If you haveany household petsthefan must be cleaned more often 1 Turn off the main power switch 2 Remove the lower cover Vi v Hy 3 Remove the safety screw 1 Prise out the four clipsin the order shown and removethe b fan cover K 5 Take out the fan and clean it with a brush and water 6 Put the fan back into place and scre
10. ched on Thisoption meansthat the buzzer will sound for three seconds when the drying programme has ended Quick cooling You can switch the Q uick cooling option on or off by pressing the button TheLED next to the button will light when Quick cooling is switched on Cooling normally continues for 20 minutes Quick cooling reduces the cooling period to 5 minutes Quick cooling is not available with the Air fluff programme START THE DRYING PROGRAMME WITH THE BUTTON The LED next to the button will light to indicate that the programme has started NOTE If thechild lock ison the button must be held down for 3 seconds Remaining drying time Theremaining drying timeis shown in dis play whilethe programmeisoperating indica ted in steps of 5 minutes within four minutes after the start of the start of the drying pro gramme 2h 35 indicates 2 hours and 35 minutes for example Only the time for the Timeprogrammeand Air fluff dryingisindica ted for venting dryers During cooling isindicated in the display together with the number of minutes remain ing IftheAnti creaseoption isselected the drum will rotate every minute for a certain period after cooling The text E is indicated in the display duringthis period T he programme will stop as soon as the door is opened DURING THE DRYING PROGRAMME If you wish to interrupt or change the programme Hold down the button for three se conds An extinguished LE
11. d out EXCESSIVE DRYING TIME Empty the water container and check that the lint filter and the condenser are not clogged see Chapter 10 Care and Cleaning Excessive drying times can also be caused by the machine being installed in a very confined space and by the air in the room which cools the machine becoming too warm In thissituation make sure that ventilation is improved eg by opening doors and or windows If this does not help check the fuses FAULT INDICATIONS ON THE DISPLAY If afault or af me an indication will be given on the display NOTE ailureoccurs during the program Thetable below shows the various fault co des Display shows Explanation Proposed measure F Overflow This means that the condensation water container is full If the condensation water is pumped out directly via the drain hose check that the hose is free from kinks or blockages If this does not help call service Empty the condensation water container and restart If the fault message appears again this may mean that the lower water reservoir is full because the pump or the hoses are blocked or worn Fe Maximum programme time The machine stops after it has operated for the max imum period 3 hours Check and replace any blown fuses in the electrical distribution box for the building To exit from the fault message switch off the machine or open the door If this does not help call service
12. e drying 8 14 Air fluff programme 7 8 14 B Before tumble drying for the first time 1 Before tumble drying 7 Buzzer 7 8 10 Change programme after starting 8 Child safety start 3 Child safety 3 Cleaning 10 Coloured wash 7 Condensation water container 8 10 11 Condenser 10 11 Cooling 7 8 Cotton 7 14 Crease free 7 8 D D elayed start 8 D elicate washing 7 Display indications 11 Display see LC display D isposal 2 Do not tumble dry 7 Dry cleaning 2 7 Dry 7 8 14 Drying time 7 E Emergency stop see Interrupting the programme Energy consumption 9 Extra dry 7 8 14 Chapter F Fabric marking 7 Fabric wear 7 Fault indications Ll Felting 7 Flammable materials 2 7 Foamed plastic 7 G Glass fibre materials 7 Guarantee 13 I nstallation see Installation instruc tions nterrupting the programme 2 ron dry 7 8 14 roning 7 J eans 7 K Knitted fabrics 7 L Language T1 LC display 8 Linen 7 14 Lint filter 8 10 Low temperature 7 8 M M angling 7 N Normal dry 7 8 14 O ption buttons 6 O ptions 7 8 O verheating protection 2 41 Chapter Packing materials 2 Panel 5 Parts of the tumble dryer 4 Polyester 7 14 Pre set drying programmes 8 Programmes 7 8 14 Quick guide 14 R Rayon 7 14 Remaining drying time 7 Restarting 8 Rough feel 7 S Safety 2 Service I3 Sort fabrics 7 Spin dried 7 Start 8 14 Synthetic materials 7 T Technical data 12 Temperature 7 8 Timed dry programme 7
13. e hours will be indicated in the display e g 24h interrupt the programme see C hap ter 8 Tumble dry T he electric plug if any is firmly inserted in its socket e All fuses are intact Switch two fuses over It is not always possible to see directly if a fuse has blown T he overheating device has not triggered see below OVERHEATING PROTECTION T he dryer is designed with an overheat protec tion switch that will automatically turn the machine off if the temperature gets too high T he machine will not start until it has cooled down sufficiently If the unit shuts down because of overheating check that the lint filter exhaust hose vent duct and the condenser unit are free of lint These components need to be cleaned on a regular basis Additionally the lint filter may need to be cleaned with warm soapy water and a soft brush a few times a year to ensure the filter screen is not blocked Using dryer sheets not recommended can also cause this problem Should the machine turn itself off because of overheating it will not be possible to restart the unit until it has cooled down sufficiently This could possibly take up to thirty minutes To restart the unit once it has cooled down press the Start button NOTE If your dryer overheatsfrequently it may not be vented properly or the room in which it is loca ted may not have sufficient air circulation C on tact your installer to have these issues checke
14. e programmes are Extra dry Dry Normal dry Iron dry Timed dry program meand Air fluff Extra dry This programmeis designed for washing that is extremely difficult to dry eg jeans with very thick seams NOTE Knitted fabricsin particular are liable to shrink Use the D ry Normal dry or Iron dry program mefor these materials Always stretch garments out directly after drying Dry Normal dry T hese programmes turn off the heat when the washing is dry but not bone dry TheDry programme turns off the heat a litt lelater than N ormal dry C hoose what you pre fer by trial and error U se these programmes when you want dry fabrics Iron dry This programme turns off the heat when the washing isjust damp enough for ironing or mang ling Timed dry T he programme length that you should choose depends on what you wish to do with the fa brics after tumble drying D ry different times for different materials to find the right combi nation When using a timed dry programme with mixed washing it may happen that some of the items will not be sufficiently dried Such items can suitably by dried by runningthetimed pro gramme for a further 10 minutes or so Timed dry programmes automatically opera tes at temperature Low but you can change it yourself to N ormal NOTE W hen using atimed programmeit is possible to over dry fabrics if you set too long atime T his can cause fabrics to shrink or crease and feel rough Syn
15. equire cleaning if lime scale deposits are present see Chapter 10 Care and C leaning Draining the condensation water container The condensation water container must be emptied after each tumble drying Pull out the condensation water container drain any water and replace the container If the condensa tion water contai ner becomes too full the programme will be interrupted and will appear in thedisplay Drain the container and press the Ger but ton and the programmewill now continuefrom where it was interrupted see also C hapter 11 Trouble shooting heading Fault indications NOTE D o not pull out the condensation water contai ner whilethetumble dryer is running TIP The condensation water is soft which makes it suitablefor usein a steam iron Strain the water through a coffee filter before use Automatic emptying See the Installation instructions if you prefer the water to be emptied automatically AFTER TUMBLE DRYING Turn off the main switch Take out the clothes and close the door to prevent small children from crawling into the machine QCONBUVPTION ALLES The following conditions apply for the consumption values indicated below Temperature of intake air 20 umidity of intake air 65 D rying temperature N ormal g Low g Element power 2500 W The cotton fabrics are before tumble drying spin dried at 800 and 1600 rpm long spin with M AYTAG washin
16. g machine O ther fabrics creasfree and acrylics are before tumble drying spin dried at 800 rpm short spin with MAYTAG washing machine PROGRAMME WASHING AMOUNT OF ENERGY CONSUMPTION PROGRAMME TIME WASHING ca kW h ca minutes 800rpm 1600rpm 800rpm 1600rpm Pl Cotton linen 1 1 6 0 kg 4 5 3 7 115 95 Extra dry P2 Cotton linen 8 1 1 6 0 kg 4 0 32 100 80 Dry Crease free poly 1 2 3 0kg 1 8 45 ester cotton P3 Cotton linen 8 1 1 6 0 kg 3 8 2 9 90 70 Normaldry Creasefree poly 1 2 3 0kg 1 6 45 ester cotton Acrylics rayon 1 2 3 0 kg 21 75 acetate R P4 Cotton linen 8 1 1 6 0 kg 3 0 2 0 80 50 Iron dry 16 JOGFEANDGENNG CLEANING THE LINT FILTER Clean the lint filter after each tumble drying operation If your water is very hard a deposit of lime may be formed on the filter C heck when clea ning lint from the filter if there is any sign of lime if so wash thelintfilter by hand to remove any deposits 1 Grasp the filter handle and pull towards you D ed SN 2 Pull the filter lt zi up out of the hol der 3 Open thefilter and remove fluff from all sides of the filter by hand Use a soft dry cloth to remove any remaining fluff 4 Replace the filter in the filter holder If limescale develops on the filter rinse it in water to remove the limes
17. he load the pro gram selected the moisture content of the load the materials being washed connection capaci ty and the ambient temperature and humidity D ryingtimeremainingis calculated within four minutes of thestart of the drying program T he estimated time is shown in the bottom right hand corner of the display together with the symbol If theactual drying timeisless than that calcu lated the time display may jump ahead eg from 50 to 20 minutes at the end of the pro gram If the actual drying time is longer than that calculated the countdown will stop at the end of the progam until the load is dry Please note that timesincludea cooling period The remaining drying time is estimated ap proximately within four minutes of the start of the drying programme and is shown on the display in intervals of five minutes 8 TUVELELRY T hefollowing step by step instructionsare pro vided to help you to achieve the best possible drying result SORT FABRICS For tipsand advice see C hapter 7 Before tumble drying NOTE Empty the pockets Coins nails and similar items can cause damage to the machine and textiles TURN ON THE MAIN POWER SWITCH OPEN THE DOOR PUT IN THE WASHING AND CLOSE THE DOOR Closethe door carefully and do not slam it See Chapter 7 for the recommended quanti ty of washing Beforetumble drying SELECT A PROGRAMME Select the programme that you wish to use with the programme select
18. mber are on the type plate located inside the door Type plate Type number TDxx TYPE Serial number 12 digits 26 14QIKGIDE 1 Sort the fabrics 2 Turn on the main switch 3 Open the door load the fabrics and close the door again Close the door carefully it must not be slam med 4 Select a programme with the knob The available programmes are 1 Extra dry 2 Dry 3 Normal dry 4 Iron dry 5 Timed dry and 6 Air fluff 6 Start the programme by pressing the button You can interrupt the programme by opening the door 7 Drying programme completed The text in the display indicates that the programme has ended Clean the lint filter and drain the condensa tion water container after each tumble drying operation 8 When tumble drying is completed Turn off the main power switch and close If you select aTimed dry programme or an Air the door fluff programme you can adjust the time with 5 Select any options d ue g N v uj 09 WASHING SS V e S Q FA o y ge S S SUY e 2 49 v ge Load kg 6 0 3 0 3 0 SET THE Programme 1 to 4 2 or3 20r3 Extra dry Dry Dry or N ormal Dry or N ormal Normal dry Iron dry dry dry Temperature Normal N ormal Low 8 5INLEX Chapter A Acetate 7 14 Acrylate 7 8 14 After tumbl
19. or knob Your choice of programme will depend on what you wish to do with the fabrics after tumbledrying Seealso Chapter 7 Beforetum ble drying T he choice of programmes is Extra dry Dry Normal dry Iron dry Timed dry and Air fluff SET THE TIME FOR AIR FLUFF AND TIMED DRY PROGRAMMES For the Air fluff programme and theTi med dry programme you can set the duration by indexing forwards with the button T he selected time is shown in the display You can select times between 5 and 90 minu tes Try different drying times for yourself T hen note the times that you find best for different fabrics NOTE W hen using theT imed dry programme the gar ments may become over dry if the set drying time is too long T his can cause the fabrics to shrink or crease and take on a rough feel Synt hetic materials can also become charged with static electricity Try to find the suitable drying time by selecting a shorter time on the first few occasions SELECT AN OPTION By selecting an option you can obtain a drying programme that is ideal for your garments Themachine will remember the settings and options that you makefor each programme and will start with these with one exception D e layed start the next time you select the pro gramme concerned Of course you can then make a further change if you wish 11 12 Anti crease Select anti crease by indexing forwards with the button You can select an active pe
20. riod of between 1 and 3 hours for this option Gh indicates that the option is disconnected You can select a duration of 1 3 hours for the active option This option means that the drum will rotate for three seconds per minute after the drying programme is complete T he programme pre ventsthefabricsfrom lying in thesame position and becoming creased This is helpful if you are unable to take out thefabrics promptly at the end of thetumbling phase If you haveselected the Buzzer option a buz zer will be heard every time the drum rotates during this programme T his is to remind you that the drying programme has ended Delayed start Set the number of hours by which the start will be delayed by indexing forwards with the button T he selected time is shown in the dis play as you index forwards A delay of 5 hours thus means that the machine will start the pro gramme 5 hours after pressing the start button You can select a delay of between 1 and 24 hours D h indicates that the option is disconnec ted and the programme will start directly as usual Low temperature You can switch the Low temperature option on or off by pressing the button TheLED next to the button will light when Low temperature is switched on Low temperature is not available with the Air fluff programme Buzzer You can switch the Buzzer option on or off by pressing the button TheLED next to the button will light when the Buzzer option is swit
21. s the machine off if the condensation water hose becomes clogged or if there is danger of water flowing over from the container INTERRUPTING THE PROGRAMME You can interrupt a drying programme by ope ning the door causing the drum to stop auto matically The machine will then remember the point in the drying programme at which it was interrupted Restarting close the door and press the button T he machine will rest art automatically from the point at which the programme was interrupted You can also interrupt a programme by pres sing the sc button for three seconds If you interrupt a programme with this button the machine will forget where it was in the pro gramme and you will haveto select a new pro gramme to restart TRANSPORT WINTER STORAGE If the machine is to be transported or stored during the winter on unheated premises ensu re that the water container is drained PACKING MATERIAL Sort the packing material for recycling according to recommendations by the local authorities DISPOSAL W hen the machineis no longer useful and is to be scrapped it should be made unusable Get in touch with the refuse collection servi ce or your local authorities for advice on how to scrap the machine in a proper manner Themachineis madeand marked to facilitate recycling CAUTION During the programme the back of thetumble dryer will get very hot Leave the machine to cool completely before touching the back
22. thetic materials can also becomechar ged with static electricity Set a shorter time if you tumble dry at temperature N ormal Air fluff U sethe air fluff programme just to shake dust out of garments air them or soften them up To select T imed dry programmeor Air fluff pro gramme see C hapter 10 M aking own drying programmes OPTIONS To choose these options see Chapter 10 M a king own drying programmes Cooling You can choose between N ormal cooling and Quick cooling Normal cooling lasts 20 minutes and Q uick cooling lasts 5 minutes 10 Buzzer The machine offers you the possibility of hea ring when the cooling period ends Set the op tion Buzzer on and it will sound for three seconds when the programme is completed Anti crease You can select the anti crease option to prevent the fabrics from lying still and beco ming creased at the end of tumble drying T his is a helpful option if you are unable to take out thefabrics promptly at the end of thetumbling phase You can choosea programme duration of 1 2 or 3 hours The drum will then continue to rotate intermittently i e three seconds every minute for the number of hours chosen If you choose Buzzer ON a signal will sound each time the drum rotates TEMPERATURE You can select Low temperature for the Extra dry Dry Normal dry and Iron dry pro grammes DRYING TIME Thedrying time may be influenced by anumber of factors such as the size of t
23. tton fabrics towelling and synthetic fibres are best suited to tumble drying Clothes and fabrics become softer and fluffier when tumble dried than when dried on a line NOTE Wear and tear of fabrics in a tumble dryer is minimal The lint caught in the lint filter con sists of dust and fibre residue that has been for med when wearing the garments Material which shovld not be tumble dried This symbol indicates that the material will not withstand tumble drying Certain materials will melt or become dan gerously flammable if heated while others will loose their shape or shrink Do not tumble dry M aterials that are marked D o not dry close to heat tems that have been dry cleaned at home Foam plastic Glass fibre materials Woollen items because of the risk of felting SORTING FABRICS Best results are obtained if all articles are of the same material Close zip fasteners button up garments tie belts and sort the fabrics and adapt the load and the temperature as shown in the table be low TYPE OF FABFIC LOAD TEMPERATURE W hite coloured Cotton and 1 1 6 0 kg Normal and synthetic linen Polyester 1 2 3 0 kg Normal cotton Delicate and Acrylic rayon 1 2 3 0 kg Low mild acetate etc Sorta suitable amountand type of fabric PROGRAMMES Your choice of programme will depend on what you wish to do with the fabrics after tumble drying T heavailabl
24. w on the nut 7 Refit the fan cover making sure the clips hold the cover in place D ont forget to fit the safety screw 8 Fit the lower cover back in place 17 CLEANING THE CONDENSER T he condenser should be cleaned at least three times a year If you have any household pets the condenser must be cleaned more often 1 Turn off the main power switch 2 Remove the lower cover 3 Turn the two levers anticlockwise to open the conden Ser Cover 4 Take the condenser out and rinse the con denser fins clean eg using a hand held shower Do not poke anything bet ween the fins you might da mage the con denser Do not use any sharp ob ject when cleaning the fins NOTE Do not attempt to clean the condenser in a dishwasher 5 Refit the condenser taking care to fit it the right way up The top of the conden ser is marked upp up and oben 6 Fit the lower cover back in place This page has been left blank for technical printing reasons 19 20 Il1IRO H ESHDOIING THE MACHINE WILL NOT START C heck that T he door is properly closed e The main switch is pressed in You have correctly set the required program me or the required time in the timed dry pro gramme the Delayed start option is not switched on In this case the time remaining to start in who l
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